From 7ba9eb960d5f60f46083833c9b455231ee1aeef3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: jamesroutley <jamesroutley@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2024 22:15:01 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Build website (automatic)

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-        <a href="posts/they-have-not-been-trained-for-this-ccc-supports-train-hackers.html">They have not been trained for this – CCC supports train hackers</a> (www.ccc.de)
+        <a href="posts/they-have-not-been-trained-for-this.html">They have not been trained for this</a> (www.ccc.de)
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-        <a href="posts/s-korean-crypto-boss-do-kwon-to-be-extradited-to-us.html">S Korean crypto-boss Do Kwon to be extradited to US</a> (www.bbc.com)
+        <a href="posts/the-structure-of-neural-embeddings.html">The Structure of Neural Embeddings</a> (seanpedersen.github.io)
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+        <a href="posts/scale-model-of-boeing-777-300er-made-from-manila-folders.html">Scale Model of Boeing 777-300ER, Made from Manila Folders</a> (www.lucaiaconistewart.com)
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+        <a href="posts/notice-of-service-closure.html">Notice of Service Closure</a> (bench.co)
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-        <a href="posts/i-send-myself-automated-emails-to-practice-dutch.html">I send myself automated emails to practice Dutch</a> (github.com)
+        <a href="posts/fake-nintendo-lawyer-is-scaring-youtubers-and-its-not-clear-youtube-can-stop-it.html">Fake Nintendo lawyer is scaring YouTubers, and its not clear YouTube can stop it</a> (www.theverge.com)
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+        <a href="posts/does-current-ai-represent-a-dead-end.html">Does current AI represent a dead end?</a> (www.bcs.org)
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-        <a href="http://openai.com/index/why-our-structure-must-evolve-to-advance-our-mission">Why OpenAI&#39;s Structure Must Evolve to Advance Our Mission</a> (openai.com)
+        <a href="posts/i-send-myself-automated-emails-to-practice-dutch.html">Show HN: I send myself automated emails to practice Dutch</a> (github.com)
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+        <a href="posts/instantly-visualize-any-codebase-as-an-interactive-diagram.html">Show HN: Instantly visualize any codebase as an interactive diagram</a> (gitdiagram.com)
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 <li>I want to be confident cooking more meals.</li>
 </ol>
 <p>I hope you&#39;re having a wonderful day, and have a great year. What are you hoping for?</p>
-<p>Last updated 1 hour, 17 minutes ago</p>
+<p>Last updated 2 hours, 18 minutes ago</p>
 <hr/>
 <p>If you liked this post, please <a href="https://olu.online/contact">message, email, or follow me online</a>, check out my <a href="https://notes.olu.online">work in progress</a>, <strong>share this post</strong> or subscribe to my posts by <a href="https://olu.online/feed">RSS</a>!</p>
 
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 <p dir="auto">Can you spot the error?</p>
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 <p dir="auto">The issue here is that the empty int list <code>TupleInt.EMPTY</code> is unified with <code>TupleInt(0, partial(lambda i, self, j: Int.if_(j == self.length(), i, self[j])), 101, TupleInt.empty)</code> aka <code>TupleInt(0, lambda j: Int.if_(j == 0, 101, TupleInt.EMPTY[j])))</code></p>
 <p dir="auto">Now let&#39;s say we do a naive index the empty list like <code>TupleInt.EMPTY[0]</code>. We could say this incorrect, or how we can represent it is that it unifies with <code>Int.NEVER</code>. But it can show up in the e-graph, because in <code>if_</code> conditionals, the false branch can end up doing indexing that is not allowed. So we want it to not mess things up.</p>
 <p dir="auto">And in this case then, it will evaluate to <code>(lambda j: Int.if_(j == 0, 101, TupleInt.EMPTY[j])))(0)</code> which is <code>Int.if_(0 == 0, 101, TupleInt.EMPTY[0]))</code> which is <code>101</code>... So then what we get is that <code>101</code> is unified with <code>Int.NEVER</code> which... isn&#39;t good! Is really bad! Because it means all numbers can be unified together basically, i.e. false is true whatever.</p>
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-<h5>Greg</h5>
-<p>Hi Kris,</p>
-<p>Thank you for the heated table article! A lot of times I’ll have an idea,
-but because I haven’t seen it done, and I’m a coward, I decide it’s
-probably a bad idea for some reason I can’t foresee. When you write an
-article like that, and include the historical use, then I’m bolstered to
-try it!</p>
-<p>You mention “Western-style seating”, and I’m wondering what you think of
-this problem: One problem I have with heating myself or my little space, is
-that I’m reluctant to move, so I sit too long. There are various health
-effects of that, but one I’m battling right now is sciatica that has
-affected almost every night of sleep for 10 months.</p>
-<p>I’m wondering if you’ve thought about that, and if you know if people who
-do “Eastern-style seating” have any different outcomes?</p>
-<p>Cheers again for the article!
-Greg
-Australia</p>
-</div>
-<div>
-<h5>kris de decker</h5>
-<p>Hi Greg,</p>
-<p>Indeed I have been looking into the advantages of sitting on the ground, and they are quite significant. While I chose a western-style sitting position for my office, I am considering switching to sitting on the ground in my home. It’s apparently much better for your body, although it does take practice.</p>
-<p>All the best,
-Kris</p>
-</div>
-<div>
-<h5>Kostas</h5>
-<p>Hello Kris,</p>
-<p>You may want to add to the article of heated table another insulation material.
-Mycelium panels. More resistant to high temperatures also.</p>
-<p>Regards
-Kostas</p>
-</div>
-<div>
-<h5>Kieran</h5>
-<p>Good afternoon,</p>
-<p>Thank you so much for this article. It was very enjoyable to read as most of your articles are! My wife and I love Japanese culture and as such I have considered buying/making a Kotatsu. For one reason or another we’ve decided not to.</p>
-<p>But the idea of using the underfloor heating foil is a stroke of genius. Here in the UK, you can buy low wattage “tube heaters” at a very low cost (around £35 for the 80w model). They have a built-in thermostat and run off the 230v wall supply. They are generally used for protecting a greenhouse or shed from frost but I wonder if they would be suitable for this application too? Any thoughts?</p>
-<p>Thanks again for the articles,
-Kieran</p>
-<div>
-<h5>Patrick &#39;DoctorSockrates&#39; Camarador</h5>
-<p>I wish this guide was out before I built a prototype “desktop kotatsu” to keep my fingers warm on the keyboard and mouse in my office. Probably would be safer than what I had lying around; I used a simple lapdesk and small blanket that was short enough to not be blocking the monitors on my monitor arms. My heating source was a desktop heater that was supposed to blow hot air on your hands directly, which was uncomfortable the first time I used it since the air wasn’t being trapped and I couldn’t move my mouse hand much underneath it. While it did have a safety shut off for tipping over or overheating, I would’ve loved to have a thermostat for my desktop kotatsu instead…perhaps now with this manual, I can rebuild.</p>
-<p>Patrick “DoctorSockrates” Camarador</p>
-</div>
-<div>
-<h5>Wim</h5>
-<p>The plan sounds solid.
-Thank you for the ideas and the time you spend on making this world Low tech minded.</p>
-<p>One remark, for a slightly worried EHS person:</p>
-<p>From a Building Biology point of view it depends on how you design it if it would be considered &#34; fit for consumption&#34;  or &#34; healthy for Human Beings&#34;.
-EMF’s so close to your body can give all sorts of health issues, like headaches, poor sleep, nervous system disorders etc.
-Running a 3 wire system (with earth) to power the pad avoids a lot of that.</p>
-<p>The 2 wire part should be as short as possible, and ideally avoided completely.
-The heating pad itself should be surrounded by a metal grid connected to earth to avoid excessive EMF’s.
-However, the very nature of the heating pad does not allow for a design that avoids EMF’ s , as far as my knowledge goes.</p>
-<p>(You would need to experiment with maze size and use an EMF meter to see what is practical. )</p>
-<p>Anyway, as always, grateful for your efforts turning complex things into easy solutions.</p>
-<p>Kind regards,
-Wim</p>
-</div>
-<div>
-<h5>Eric Wagner</h5>
-<p>I was wondering if there was any reason one couldn’t use an electric blanket instead of building an electrically-heated table. You could still have some insulation blankets laid over top of the heated blanket on your lap instead of over the table.
-I feel there are benefits to this version, like direct contact with the body for quicker and more heat transfer, and a heated blanket could be used in a variety of position and locations. Some people might want a hard surface on their table for certain types of work, which you could have with the blankets on your lap instead. Also, Since the blankets are only covering your body instead of a whole table, they could be smaller, and finally, I imagine it would be simpler to install.
-I love the kotatsu invention, but it makes more sense to me if you are disconnected from the grid, or wanting to use some other type of energy other than electricity.</p>
-<p>Eric Wagner</p>
-</div>
-<div>
-<h5>Kris De Decker</h5>
-<p>@Eric Wagner
-I have no experience with electric blankets, never used one. So I cannot really answer your question. One disadvantage I see is that the heating system and the insulation are one. If I spill coffee over my table, I could simply switch blankets. Also, if you put an electric blanket over the table, it will mostly heat up the table rather than your body. So indeed, you would need to put it on your lap. It’s a totally different approach. Also, I don’t see why the heated table would make more sense if you are disconnected from the grid. It works just as well with grid power.</p>
-<p>@Wim
-Good point, I did not think of that. I have not noticed any adverse effects after a week of use, but then I am not sensitive to EMF. I could do a test with an EMF meter.</p>
-<p>@Kieran
-I didn’t know tube heaters, but had a look online. I don’t think they are suited for a heated table. I see there are some that use as little power as my infrared heating foil, but they seem to have much less surface area. That means that their surface temperature will be higher, risking burns or fire when they come into contact with skin or clothes.</p>
-<p>@Kostas
-Thanks, that is something I will try for the next table we build.</p>
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-<li id="fn:1">
-<p>I did all tests at a maximum thermostat temperature of 44.5 degrees Celsius (112°F). Energy will be lower if you use a lower temperature setting. Apart from measuring energy use and temperatures, I noted my thermal comfort. I was sitting at the table wearing leather shoes, a thick layer of merino wool thermal underclothing, and thin work clothes above that. I did computer work. I did tests with an insulation of one to four blankets. The energy use and performance of your heated table may differ from mine. The energy use depends on the size and power of the heat source (step 2), the thermostat settings (step 4), the heat-insulating value of the blankets (step 8) and the carpet (step 7), the heat source insulation (step 6), and the table surface (step 1). As you add more heat insulation, the thermostat will turn off the heating source more often and for longer, resulting in lower energy use. The same happens when you set a lower maximum thermostat setting. <a href="#fnref:1" role="doc-backlink">↩︎</a></p>
-</li>
-<li id="fn:2">
-<p>Not accounting for the cost of a table or a carpet - things that are likely already around - you can build a one-person electrically heated table for less than 100 euros. Here are the costs for my table: 35 euros for the heating foil (I bought 2 meters for 75 euros and cut the roll to about half the size), 10 euros for the thermostat, 30 euros of cork insulation, and 40 euros for the second-hand “double” green wool blanket that is very large and thick. Total = 115 euros. I bought four other cheap second-hand blankets, all in an excellent state. You can spend hundreds or even thousands of euros on exquisite wool blankets if you have deep pockets. The costs (and the building time) increase as the table gets larger because there is more heating foil and insulation to add. <a href="#fnref:2" role="doc-backlink">↩︎</a></p>
-</li>
-<li id="fn:3">
-<p>Don’t make the mistake of putting the heat foil on the floor, radiating heat upwards to the table. Radiant heat sources don’t work by heating the air but by directly transmitting energy to your body. If energy radiates downwards, it will reach your thighs, knees, lower legs, and feet. In contrast, if the radiant energy comes from below, the bottom of the chair blocks most of it. Only your feet are directly exposed, but they will only be warmed when taking off your shoes. You also need to insulate the space below the heating foil and protect the top of the carbon heating film against damage, complicating the building process. <a href="#fnref:3" role="doc-backlink">↩︎</a></p>
-</li>
-<li id="fn:4">
-<p>Ingham, Peter, et al. “Wool and carpets-6000 years of innovation, quality and sustainability.” Key Engineering Materials 671 (2016): 490-496. See also: McNeil, Steve. “The thermal properties of wool carpets.” Technical Bulletin, AgResearch, NZ. AgResearch Limited Lincoln Research Centre| e Se||-Corner Springs Road &amp; Gerald Street, Lincoln ita mīta i, mīta i het Private Bag 4749 (2016). <a href="#fnref:4" role="doc-backlink">↩︎</a></p>
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-</ol>
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+    <h1>The Structure of Neural Embeddings</h1>
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+    <div id="readability-page-1" class="page"><div><p>A small collection of insights on the structure of embeddings (latent spaces) produced by deep neural networks.</p>
+<p><strong>Manifold Hypothesis</strong>: High-dimensional data sampled from natural (real-world) processes lies in a low-dimensional manifold.</p>
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+<li><a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.11665">https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.11665</a></li>
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+<p><strong>Hierarchical Organization</strong>: Features organize hierarchically across layers - earlier layers capture low-level (small context) features while deeper layers represent increasingly abstract (large context) concepts.</p>
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+<li><a href="https://colah.github.io/posts/2015-01-Visualizing-Representations/">https://colah.github.io/posts/2015-01-Visualizing-Representations/</a></li>
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+<p><strong>Linear Hypothesis</strong>: Neural networks represent features as linear directions in their activation space.</p>
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+<li><a href="https://colah.github.io/posts/2014-07-NLP-RNNs-Representations/">https://colah.github.io/posts/2014-07-NLP-RNNs-Representations/</a></li>
+<li><a href="https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/tojtPCCRpKLSHBdpn/the-strong-feature-hypothesis-could-be-wrong">https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/tojtPCCRpKLSHBdpn/the-strong-feature-hypothesis-could-be-wrong</a></li>
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+<p><strong>Superposition Hypothesis</strong>: Neural nets represent more “independent” features than a layer has neurons (dimensions) by representing features as a linear combination of neurons.</p>
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+<li><a href="https://transformer-circuits.pub/2022/toy_model/index.html">https://transformer-circuits.pub/2022/toy_model/index.html</a></li>
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+<p><strong>Universality Hypothesis</strong>: Circuits reappear across different models for the same data.</p>
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+<li><a href="https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/5CApLZiHGkt37nRQ2/an-111-the-circuits-hypotheses-for-deep-learning">https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/5CApLZiHGkt37nRQ2/an-111-the-circuits-hypotheses-for-deep-learning</a></li>
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+<p><strong>Adversarial Vulnerability</strong>: Small changes in input space can cause large shifts in embeddings and therefore also in predictions made from them, suggesting the learned manifolds have irregular geometric properties.</p>
+<ul>
+<li><a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/1412.6572">https://arxiv.org/abs/1412.6572</a></li>
+</ul>
+<p><strong>Neural Collapse</strong>: After extensive training, class features in the final layer cluster tightly around their means, with the network&#39;s classification weights aligning with these mean directions. Within-class variation becomes minimal compared to between-class differences, effectively creating distinct, well-separated clusters for each class.</p>
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+<li><a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.08186">https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.08186</a></li>
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     <div id="readability-page-1" class="page"><p>The Chaos Computer Club (CCC) supports the three hackers who explained in detail at 37C3 how the Polish rail vehicle manufacturer Newag had manipulated its trains in such a way that they could only be repaired in the company&#39;s own workshops. The manufacturer reacted to the publications with an attitude not seen since the 90s and sued the hackers under both criminal and civil law. At 38C3, the hackers are now reporting on their legal odyssey, which cost so far around 30,000 euros. The CCC is calling for donations to cover the legal and other resulting costs incurred so far.</p><div><p>In <a href="https://media.ccc.de/v/37c3-12142-breaking_drm_in_polish_trains">one of the most popular presentations at 37C3</a>, the three hackers uncovered something monstrous: Newag trains went into hibernation using a sophisticated game of hide-and-seek if they were parked for too long within the geocoordinates of competitors‘ or customers’ workshops or were left in conditions that indicated they underwent an unregistered repair. Only by calling in a Newag technician could such deactivated trains be ‘rescued’. All of this was uncovered without the potentially illegal replacement of train components which would require certifications.</p>
 <p>Nevertheless, Newag&#39;s reaction was thin-skinned. We assume that the current lawsuits are aimed at preventing these - and future - publications about such ‘illegal instructions‘. But at Congress, it is not small-minded company lawyers or locomotive builders stuck in the past who decide who is allowed to speak on our stages. Only the content teams do. It is therefore a matter for us to support the three speakers that were presenting at the last congress and now - almost unfortunately - this one, too, so that they can continue researching fearlessly in the future!</p>
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-<li>this is the one in which i decide whether i&#39;m moving platform from this bearblog to ghost or beehiiv or what. i DO want to take writing more seriously, but i was thinking more &#34;edited, and in other people&#39;s publications&#34;. i fucking love being edited. the issues with substack are getting louder every day, but do i want to directly monetise my writing on my own platform at this stage? i wish there was a way to send a newsletter completely for free (and that bearblog had maybe one or two more of my pet features). if i could get an editor-for-hire who wasn&#39;t way out of &#34;giving writing away&#34; budget, i would be so up for that. tell your friends who edit words?</li>
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-<li>it&#39;s the most wonderful time of the year, and i&#39;m really glad i don&#39;t have to do any work until january 6th. if you want to hang out, virtually or nah, hit me up now is an excellent time.</li>
-<li>debating whether posts on social media that are short videos count towards to my one artifact a week thing, but we&#39;ll see. i find short video hard cos i feel wooden if i script, and forget what i&#39;m trying to say if i don&#39;t.</li>
-<li>i&#39;m also pissed because whatever spell capacities had on me, for a year and a fucking bit, has finally broken. i feel like i need to move back to obsidian, cos i want to have my longer form writing be like, feasible to actually write where i take my notes, which isn&#39;t currently true in capacities. maybe i have to suck it up and content-thinking and planning-thinking live in different apps, but i refuse for now and will see where i end up. not being able to pre-populate a past and future time period (year/quarter/week/etc) without using a plugin is annoying me so much, but we move, i tell myself. i had to do that manually in capacities anyway which had no templating, so why does it even annoy me?!</li>
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